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Hi, I’ve been playing DND since 20 years or so. I never bought more than a few books. Other friends were buying other and we were lending them to each other. Of
by courgette 4y ago
Hi, I’ve been playing DND since 20 years or so. I never bought more than a few books. Other friends were buying other and we were lending them to each other.
Of course we might also have used PDF from dubious sources …
But my question is : what are people paying from to WOTC ? Subscription? To what ?
Sorry, I’m sure that the WOTC website would happily tell me more but I don’t have the energy to go though a ton of marketing.
- GolfPopper 4y agoMy understanding is that a lot of people stopped paying for WOTC's Virtual TableTop software. While it's not my personal cup of tea, VTT got quite big over the pandemic. I've seen speculation that cornering the VTT market (where WOTC's own offering was in third place) was a big driver for the OGL revision.
- kilburn 4y agoThe mass-cancellations were to the D&D Beyond software [1]. It is the official tool to help with character creation and progress tracking, as a quick reference, etc. I definitely see the utility, and the cost (6USD/month for the top tier) to "please keep this up" signaling ratio seems pretty good to me. I can see myself subscribing if I played even 10% of some people I know. [1] https://www.dndbeyond.com/store/subscribe https://www.dndbeyond.com/store/subscribe
- courgette 4y agoWell, I take papers note, like our forefather had plan for us. And then I spend the session scribbling on it. It’s actually nice little artifact of long evening with friends